I can't believe there are no instructions included. How do you know what blade is good for what?
22063
Depends on what you are going to make,the finer the sieve the less seeds and particles get through.
22064
I just tried different blades until I found the right one for me. Actually, I did not keep this long; many things I did not like, including how it fit too deeply into the bowl and was hard to turn. My nephew had a Foley brand, like one I had used before, on eBay, and I traded him. Am so very much happier with the Foley.
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Go out and buy a cheap circular saw that you don't care about from a pawn shop or purchase a low end skill from a retailer. Buy a diamond blade specifically for cutting stone get a garden hose set it up running at a trickle on to the cutting surface near your blade and then cut. Also take sequentially deeper cuts as you go. Keep in mind that a standard circular saw only cuts 2.5 inches deep. Thats the basic idea I would have to see what you are actually building and what kind of stones your are cutting, as well as know the precision you are trying to obtain. You need to give us more details in order for a better answer.n/m see that you already have it covered Go out and buy a cheap circular saw that you don't care about from a pawn shop or purchase a low end skill from a retailer. Buy a diamond blade specifically for cutting stone get a garden hose set it up running at a trickle on to the cutting surface near your blade and then cut. Also take sequentially deeper cuts as you go. Keep in mind that a standard circular saw only cuts 2.5 inches deep. Thats the basic idea I would have to see what you are actually building and what kind of stones your are cutting, as well as know the precision you are trying to obtain. You need... » Read More Go out and buy a cheap circular saw that you don't care about from a pawn shop or purchase a low end skill from a retailer. Buy a diamond blade specifically for cutting stone get a garden hose set it up running at a trickle on to the cutting surface near your blade and then cut. Also take sequentially deeper cuts as you go. Keep in mind that a standard circular saw only cuts 2.5 inches deep. Thats the basic idea I would have to see what you are actually building and what kind of stones your are cutting, as well as know the precision you are trying to obtain. You need to give us more details in order for a better answer.n/m see that you already have it covered « Show Less
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Don't know about the blades as I pulled the unit out of the box and realized that it would never hold up to any sort of serious use. (I am a serious user)I shoved it back into the box and sent it back. It's a piece of crap.
2204607
My suggestion... check with Home Depot, I am sure they have the blade that you need.
222070
I also don't know. I read once that the replacement blades are under a different maker, I just don't remember. Sorry
895932
I don't have the information with me right now but the clippers came with a paper which listed some of the extra blades to use for certain things. That information may be available on the Oster web site. I bought my extra blade at a farm supply store where they were all displayed on the shelf.
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No very easy to learn. Oregon has a video on website or you tube with set up and use instructions. Hardest thing for me was moving blade in and out at even speed and keeping it straight. But that was from years and years of using a bench grinder and just relearning how to do it properly
604893
There's no guide but if you're on a straight cut and deep enough you can guide yourself with the blade. It cuts in a straight line better with the front wheels separated.
2255947
It didn't come with extra blades. I haven't had had to replace mine yet. Sorry...can't help with where to find extras! Good luck!
1000841
I don't know. I was just getting ready to figure that out. Mine could use a new blade. If I couldn't find it on Amazon I was going to try Lowes. It's my go to store.
1090106
Good question...I don't know. I know they tell you to use the brush and the oil to keep the blades going, but replacement blades would be nice.
247168
Use the same hardware as the original blade- it does not come with any. There are no directions. It is important to center the blade as the cutouts for attaching to blade holder are slightly different (than original equip.). Checking balance is helpful- a screwdriver (round) shaft will suffice in a pinch- the correct tool is a five dollar teeter balance It is a rugged blade.
1017866
Not much. Do not buy S mine the blade comes apart always. Looking for a good one.
424651
I'm not sure. Either get an extra blade, or use an Xacto knife w/a straightedge and a cardboard cutting mat.
1785287
There is not depth guide. The attachment around the blade is a debris shiel.
1151179
I would let Amazon know and or also Black and Decker. If you have the order number, one of them will get you a blade I would think.
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I'm sorry to say that it didn't come with a guide for me either. It only does the one spiral cut. I hope that you have better luck with it than I did.